13 year old dad - Page 8

magpie · 16-02-2009, 15:21

one look at the parents say's it all:

accyman · 20-02-2009, 22:21

it appears hes got a sponsor so will have some income

emamum · 20-02-2009, 22:22

Schoolgirl gives birth to twins - Yahoo! News UK

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Samantha Humphries was 14 and her boyfriend Daniel Sargent was 15 when the tots - Liam and Ryan - were conceived, the Liverpool Echo reported.

they should have play dates

jaysay · 21-02-2009, 10:23

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Originally Posted by accyman

it appears hes got a sponsor so will have some income

Ya but they're Fisher Price and they won't be able to afford them

campbellclan · 22-02-2009, 20:01

I have read and contributed to this thread and therfore thought that this would be a good place to share an experience i had today.Whilst loading my shopping into a taxi at Asda, a young women and her child were doing the same. However the young women threw her half smoked cigarette on the floor, only for it to be picked up by her young daughter - possibly about 3 years old. The child promptly started smoking it and by the time i got to her she had taken a few drags. I removed it from her and put it out. I alerted her mother who promptly started to shout and hit the child. I stepped in - mainly because i dont think slapping a child around the head was the way to go.I then got the abuse - i can live with that. My point to this is that if we drag children up and behave in a cetain way the child (ren) will behave in that way towards their own children. This is a generalised view and i am sure that i will be corrected.I know its hard bringing children up - and mine have not been angels, they have had their moments, nobody has ever said raising children is bed of roses. But if you cannot be bothered to put the time in dont have them!

panther · 22-02-2009, 20:39

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Originally Posted by campbellclan

I have read and contributed to this thread and therfore thought that this would be a good place to share an experience i had today.Whilst loading my shopping into a taxi at Asda, a young women and her child were doing the same. However the young women threw her half smoked cigarette on the floor, only for it to be picked up by her young daughter - possibly about 3 years old. The child promptly started smoking it and by the time i got to her she had taken a few drags. I removed it from her and put it out. I alerted her mother who promptly started to shout and hit the child. I stepped in - mainly because i dont think slapping a child around the head was the way to go.I then got the abuse - i can live with that. My point to this is that if we drag children up and behave in a cetain way the child (ren) will behave in that way towards their own children. This is a generalised view and i am sure that i will be corrected.I know its hard bringing children up - and mine have not been angels, they have had their moments, nobody has ever said raising children is bed of roses. But if you cannot be bothered to put the time in dont have them!

well said!!!, i agree 100%
That mother should have got a slap round her head!!, i hate people like that...was she a chav by the way??

steeljack · 27-03-2009, 01:06

seems a DNA test has shown he is not the Father . interesting report (see attached)

Cherubic boy-child not a father after all - Relationships - NZ Herald News

says the news was pulled from British news websites , since a Judge in the case banned further reporting in the media

garinda · 27-03-2009, 09:14

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Originally Posted by steeljack

seems a DNA test has shown he is not the Father . interesting report (see attached)

Cherubic boy-child not a father after all - Relationships - NZ Herald News

says the news was pulled from British news websites , since a Judge in the case banned further reporting in the media

Thanks, you're right, it's not mentioned on any U.K. new sites, but is a story that is featured in the rest of the world's press.

I wonder who is supposed to be protected by the legal suppressing of the news that Alfie Patten isn't the child's father?

The baby, and assorted feckless families that sold their story, are all still featured on links to when the birth and paternity first came to public attention.

Puffing Billy · 27-03-2009, 13:37

Surely this has to be in the public interest as we have all been told a lie and still think that the 13 year old the father.
OK report this but journalists still have keep away from him and the slag 15 year old mother.

Pity we have to get news like this from foreign sources.

MargaretR · 27-03-2009, 14:07

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Originally Posted by Puffing Billy

Surely this has to be in the public interest as we have all been told a lie and still think that the 13 year old the father.
OK report this but journalists still have keep away from him and the slag 15 year old mother.

Pity we have to get news like this from foreign sources.

Info is witheld all the time - most of it far more important than this.
Fortunately governments haven't managed to censor the web yet.

pipinfort · 27-03-2009, 19:16

Well if i remember there was a few lined up claiming to be the dad.........and the poor little `un in question did`nt look like he had it in him....................